Speech and Feeding Therapy

Speech and Feeding Therapy Speech and Feeding Therapy provides outpatient speech, feeding, physical and occupational therapy.

10/29/2025

✨Here 👇 comment “ME” to receive a copy of the Feeding Connections Collection and start learning what truly makes a difference for your baby!!✨

👀Checking a baby’s tongue placement and gently helping them close their mouth during sleep supports nasal breathing — which is so important for growth, feeding, and overall development. 👶🌙

💜These are the kinds of simple, powerful tips parents should know early on. Understanding what to look for builds confidence, helps prevent feeding struggles, and gives you peace of mind knowing your baby is on the right path💜

🎊My Feeding Connections Collection is helping families everywhere feel more confident, connected, and supported through every stage of feeding — from newborns to first solids. 💕

✨Here 👇 comment “ME” if you want the tools that are helping parents all over the world learn what no one is teaching them about feeding and development! ✨

🎃 We’re so excited for another year of Treats at the Track! 🎃We can’t wait to see so many familiar faces (and some new o...
10/28/2025

🎃 We’re so excited for another year of Treats at the Track! 🎃

We can’t wait to see so many familiar faces (and some new ones!) come together for this special event — a fun, allergy-friendly and sensory-safe night designed for all persons with disabilities and their families. 💛

✨ Join us for an evening of smiles, community, and of course… plenty of treats!

10/28/2025

✨Here 👇 comment “HELP” for my Oral Motor Guide— if your baby struggles to take a pacifier or keep it in, there’s more going on than you think!

💖In this video, I’m helping a baby who’s learning to coordinate her initial latch and begin developing the suck-swallow-breathe pattern — one of the most important foundations for feeding. I’m also teaching her parents how to support this at home so feeding becomes easier, calmer, and more efficient💕

🍼If your baby pops the pacifier out, struggles to latch, or tires quickly during feeding, my Oral Motor Guide can help you understand what’s happening and give you step-by-step techniques to strengthen these vital skills!

✨Here 👇 comment “HELP” for a link to my Oral Motor Guide and to learn more about how I can support you and your baby through these early feeding challenges✨

💌 Want early access to my FREE Newborn Feeding Survival Guide?You’re going to want this one, mama. 💛DM “GUIDE” got early...
10/27/2025

💌 Want early access to my FREE Newborn Feeding Survival Guide?
You’re going to want this one, mama. 💛

DM “GUIDE” got early access!

This guide is packed with 4 therapist-designed feeding strategies that every new mom should know — but no one ever tells you.

Whether you’re breastfeeding, bottle-feeding, or just trying to figure out what’s “normal”… this is the calm, supportive help you’ve been looking for.

✨ What’s inside:
🍼 Bottle & breastfeeding tips that actually help
💆‍♀️ Why stretching your baby matters more than you think
🤱 How different specialists can help your baby feed better

It’s coming soon — and it’s completely free!

💛 DM “GUIDE” or tap the link in bio to get your copy as soon as it drops!

10/27/2025

✨Here 👇 comment “HELP” — if your baby just had a tongue tie release or you’re preparing for one, to learn how I can guide you through what to expect next!

👅After a release, it’s normal to see changes in how your baby moves their tongue — sometimes it looks “different” as the wound heals and the muscles learn to work together again. This stage can bring new movements, temporary soreness, or even changes in feeding patterns.

💪🏻That’s where I come in — I help parents know exactly what to watch for, how to support healing, and which gentle exercises make the biggest difference for feeding and comfort. The care afterward is just as important as the procedure itself, and with the right guidance, you can help your baby thrive💪🏻

✨Here 👇 comment HELP to learn more about how I can support you and your baby before and after a tongue tie release!

🎉 Happy Birthday & Welcome to the Team, Avelyn! 🎂We’re so excited to celebrate your special day and have you join our Sp...
10/22/2025

🎉 Happy Birthday & Welcome to the Team, Avelyn! 🎂

We’re so excited to celebrate your special day and have you join our Speech and Feeding Therapy family! 💕

Your energy, kindness, and dedication are already making a difference — we can’t wait to see all the amazing things ahead! 💛✨

Help us welcome Avelyn in the comments below 👇 and wish her the happiest birthday! 🎈🎁

10/21/2025

🎉Here 👇 comment “HELP” to receive the link to grab The Feeding Connections Collection- step by step guides built by an experienced feeding therapist exclusively for parents and new feeding therapist!🎉

This is where the secret to calmer feeds starts…

💛Combining bodywork, oral motor exercises, and infant facial massage — all gentle techniques that help babies release tension, coordinate their movements, and feel more comfortable during feeding!

💪🏻Inside The Feeding Connections Collection, you’ll find a series of therapist-designed guides packed with handouts, written instructions, and video tutorials made for both parents and new feeding therapists. Each guide gives you clear, simple tools to support your baby’s body and feeding development in calm, effective ways.

Here 👇 comment “HELP” to learn how The Feeding Connections Collection can help your baby feed, move, and feel better!

10/20/2025

✨Here 👇 comment “STRETCH” for more information on my Body Stretch Guide — a step-by-step resource to help your baby release tension, move comfortably, and support better feeding and development✨

🩵It’s completely okay to use baby containers like car seats, swings, or loungers — they make life easier for parents! But when babies spend a lot of time in these positions, their little bodies can hold extra tension. That tightness can affect how they move, rest, and even how they feed🩵

🍼When a baby’s body feels tight or restricted, it can change how their mouth, tongue, and jaw move during feeding — leading to shallow latching, clicking, leaking, or frustration at the bottle or breast. Gentle stretching helps release that tension so babies can coordinate their movements more easily and feed in a calmer, more efficient way🍼

❤️‍🩹Stretching helps balance the body — releasing tension in the neck, shoulders, and hips while improving comfort and regulation. These small, intentional movements can make a big difference in feeding, tummy time, and overall milestones❤️‍🩹

🥰My Body Stretch Guide teaches parents exactly how to do this safely and effectively, with short videos and quick tips you can use every day!

✨Here 👇 comment “STRETCH” to learn how stretching can help your baby feel more relaxed, move easier, and feed better✨

10/17/2025

Here 👇 comment “INFO” and I’ll send you details on The Feeding Connections Collection — your step-by-step resources to help your baby feed with comfort and confidence.

❤️This little one’s progress is what it’s all about. When we first started, baby was clicking during feeds, leaking milk, and constantly switching ni**le sizes trying to find the right fit. Now? No clicking, minimal leakage, and calm, coordinated feeds❤️

☀️Through therapy and the strategies inside my guides, parents learned proper positioning, pacing, and support. Feeding time has gone from stressful to peaceful — and baby is finally comfortable during every feed!

✨These results are exactly why I created The Feeding Connections Collection — to give parents the same tools, confidence, and results from the comfort of their home✨

Here👇 comment “INFO” and I’ll send you details on The Feeding Connections Collection today.

10/16/2025

Here 👇 comment “HELP” and I’ll send you info on The Feeding Connections Collection — your step-by-step tools for understanding and supporting your baby’s feeding journey.

❤️‍🩹Something every new parent should know.❤️‍🩹

🍼Knowing how to assess your baby’s latch — whether on the bottle or breast — can make a world of difference. When you understand what a *good latch* looks and feels like, you can spot when something isn’t right before it becomes a bigger struggle.

💛Some early signs that your baby might need a little support include:
• Clicking or leaking milk during feeding
• Frustration or pulling away from the breast or bottle
• Long, tiring feeds or gulping air
• Fussiness or arching mid-feed

✨I’ve helped hundreds of parents virtually learn how to assess, support, and adjust their baby’s feeding — all from the comfort of their home. That’s where a virtual feeding coach can make those uncertain early months easier, calmer, and more meaningful✨

Feeding shouldn’t feel stressful — and you don’t have to figure it out alone.

Here 👇 comment “HELP” and I’ll send you information on The Feeding Connections Collection today🩵

Address

507 St. Mary Street Suite A
Thibodaux, LA
70301

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 12pm

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+19853871919

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